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- - - - Airlines lost a combined £130 million per day in lost revenues, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
      - Europe's biggest tourism businesses lost between £5 million and £6 million per day.
      - As passengers looked for other ways to travel than flying, many different transport companies were able to benefit.
      - There was a huge increase in passenger numbers on Eurostar. It saw an increase of nearly a third, with 50,000 extra passengers travelling on their trains.
      - Exporters of perishable goods from the Caribbean and Africa were badly affected. Kenyan farmers reportedly resorted to dumping stocks of fresh food and flowers, which would otherwise have been sold to Europe. Kenya's economy lost £2.8 billion because of flights to Europe being cancelled.
      - Japanese car manufacturer Nissan halted production of several models for one day because it was not able to import parts from Ireland.
      - As a result of staff being stranded abroad, meetings being cancelled and delays to air mail, many businesses worldwide lost money.